federal9:
Coaster biscuit is now 2 for #50

Golden Penny Spaghetti I do buy for 250 is now 350

Nobody seems to be talking.

Las las

People will start growing crops in their houses.

Tomahawk99:

Too early for this kind mumu talk na.

tammyboy1:
I'm sure you voted Buhari so kindly Suffer

EBMedia:
Nigerian interior designer, Ehi Ogbebor has lamented the hike in prices of food commodities, IgbereTV reports.

She held a list in her hand in a recent video, saying she would be spending N40k on a bag of rice and N35k to fill gas.

In her words;



She captioned the video on Instagram;


https://www.instagram.com/p/CV-Rji3ttzE/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W48rMovHk9Q

EBMedia:
Nigerian interior designer, Ehi Ogbebor has lamented the hike in prices of food commodities, IgbereTV reports.

She held a list in her hand in a recent video, saying she would be spending N40k on a bag of rice and N35k to fill gas.

In her words;


Unfortunately prices of food is increasing all over the world

You can ask them in UK/US

But

Nijaa IPOB add prices of their family problems to market prices of food


She captioned the video on Instagram;


https://www.instagram.com/p/CV-Rji3ttzE/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W48rMovHk9Q

PoliticallyLeft:
Desperate times call for desperate measures. The solutions of the Nationwide inflation are within, we should internalize problem solving in this country.

I think the best antidote to this national emergency is the rejection of Keynesian economics and the adoption of supply-side economics.
Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady, adopted this strategy to resolve the economic hardship of post-war Britain when she became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

One of Thatcher's most notable move was weakening trade unions. Prices of goods are not determined by the forces of demand and supply but fixed artificially by trade union. If the trade unions democratically fixed the prices, it would even be better. But they enforce these prices in their territory, sanction members who sell below the price and coerce non-members who sell below their price to increase their prices through illegal means like destruction of their wares. The price of something as common as garri is fixed by the Garri union of various States.

A law should be enacted to criminalize price fixing by trade unions in the country. The law should also be supported by an Excess Profit Act (Similar to that of the United States) but in this case , producers of essential commodities will be mandated to register their businesses. If they make a profit of more than 20% per product, their tax increases by 50% but receive tax cut of 50% if they sell at 20% profit rate or below.

HEAVEN4444:
why does she keep saying LIKE ? does she think she is a white californian valley girl

DOTian:
I sometimes worry about how low income families feed..
People must be really starving.
How do poor people cope with all these news of rising food stuffs.
If not for the media and their collaboration with this government to hide some of these things, Nigeria will be boiling by now..

PoliticallyLeft:
Desperate times call for desperate measures. The solutions of the Nationwide inflation are within, we should internalize problem solving in this country.

I think the best antidote to this national emergency is the rejection of Keynesian economics and the adoption of supply-side economics.
Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady, adopted this strategy to resolve the economic hardship of post-war Britain when she became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

One of Thatcher's most notable move was weakening trade unions. Prices of goods are not determined by the forces of demand and supply but fixed artificially by trade union. If the trade unions democratically fixed the prices, it would even be better. But they enforce these prices in their territory, sanction members who sell below the price and coerce non-members who sell below their price to increase their prices through illegal means like destruction of their wares. The price of something as common as garri is fixed by the Garri union of various States.

A law should be enacted to criminalize price fixing by trade unions in the country. The law should also be supported by an Excess Profit Act (Similar to that of the United States) but in this case , producers of essential commodities will be mandated to register their businesses. If they make a profit of more than 20% per product, their tax increases by 50% but receive tax cut of 50% if they sell at 20% profit rate or below.

superCleanworks:


i almost vomited reading what she wrote. like like like. rubbish

PoliticallyLeft:
Desperate times call for desperate measures. The solutions of the Nationwide inflation are within, we should internalize problem solving in this country.

I think the best antidote to this national emergency is the rejection of Keynesian economics and the adoption of supply-side economics.
Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady, adopted this strategy to resolve the economic hardship of post-war Britain when she became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

One of Thatcher's most notable move was weakening trade unions. Prices of goods are not determined by the forces of demand and supply but fixed artificially by trade union. If the trade unions democratically fixed the prices, it would even be better. But they enforce these prices in their territory, sanction members who sell below the price and coerce non-members who sell below their price to increase their prices through illegal means like destruction of their wares. The price of something as common as garri is fixed by the Garri union of various States.

A law should be enacted to criminalize price fixing by trade unions in the country. The law should also be supported by an Excess Profit Act (Similar to that of the United States) but in this case , producers of essential commodities will be mandated to register their businesses. If they make a profit of more than 20% per product, their tax increases by 50% but receive tax cut of 50% if they sell at 20% profit rate or below.

kinglee007:


Hanty, but Bag of Rice never reach 40k nah. Abi na supermarket rice you dey buy? No give this people hope say we fit buy am at that price make dem come dey sell am for that price. Christmas never reach o!

If rich man don dey complain like this, what's the hope for the poor? I would have added middle class but, do we still have those in this kontri?

generalwo:
Madam go sleep..... Why u come dey tell us werin we know already...... U see 35k buy rice u dey complain.... People dey wen never know wetin them go even chop today..... Every body Wan enter news these days.... Mad people

RodgersAkpafu:

Ask yourself whether what you wrote makes any sense

PoliticallyLeft:
Desperate times call for desperate measures. The solutions of the Nationwide inflation are within, we should internalize problem solving in this country.

I think the best antidote to this national emergency is the rejection of Keynesian economics and the adoption of supply-side economics.
Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady, adopted this strategy to resolve the economic hardship of post-war Britain when she became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

One of Thatcher's most notable move was weakening trade unions. Prices of goods are not determined by the forces of demand and supply but fixed artificially by trade union. If the trade unions democratically fixed the prices, it would even be better. But they enforce these prices in their territory, sanction members who sell below the price and coerce non-members who sell below their price to increase their prices through illegal means like destruction of their wares. The price of something as common as garri is fixed by the Garri union of various States.

A law should be enacted to criminalize price fixing by trade unions in the country. The law should also be supported by an Excess Profit Act (Similar to that of the United States) but in this case , producers of essential commodities will be mandated to register their businesses. If they make a profit of more than 20% per product, their tax increases by 50% but receive tax cut of 50% if they sell at 20% profit rate or below.

generalwo:
. Go die... No be me cause your problems... Go face your village people..... Why my comment dey pain u? If u no fit read am, u no go Waka pass?

Tomahawk99:

Too early for this kind mumu talk na.

RodgersAkpafu:

You are the one who has problems and is suffering
its evident in your comment
You and many like you on this thread just came here to type bone headed comments
I understand sha
Suffering in this buharilised economy has a way of affecting people to the point they dont reason properly again

I'm going through the comments and wondering what's wrong with many of you

kinglee007:


Hanty, but Bag of Rice never reach 40k nah. Abi na supermarket rice you dey buy? No give this people hope say we fit buy am at that price make dem come dey sell am for that price. Christmas never reach o!

If rich man don dey complain like this, what's the hope for the poor? I would have added middle class but, do we still have those in this kontri?

DOTian:
I sometimes worry about how low income families feed..
People must be really starving.
How do poor people cope with all these news of rising food stuffs.
If not for the media and their collaboration with this government to hide some of these things, Nigeria will be boiling by now..